Sentence examples for is essentially yes from inspiring English sources

That is, to have a child in those conditions?" Smith's answer is essentially "yes it is" and he draws parallels with the Polynesian people who travelled thousands of miles from Papua New Guinea some 3,000 years ago to colonise dozens of islands in the South Pacific.

While the answer is essentially yes, what director Rodrigo Cortés manages to do with a setup more limited than even Open Water ("we're trapped in the ocean!") or Frozen ("we're trapped on a ski lift!") is spin straw into gold.

The basic idea behind the science is essentially: yes, you can create a hovering effect when two magnets are placed with the same poles facing, but the static space between them is, basically, garbage.

Borel's answer to the monkey problems was, essentially, yes -- a monkey will eventually type out a Shakespearean sonnet, though it could take a very long time.

Gould's answer was essentially "yes," but, of course, it's not that simple.

A streaming music service without any music is essentially pointless, yes.

So, he is essentially saying, yes of course Apple tracks your location.

Although it is possible that students' incorrect responses could be due to the unusual nature of the survey response choices answering what is essentially a "yes or no" question in five "shades of gray" and creating a situation where the correct answer is the same choice for all 13 questions several of our findings make this explanation unlikely.

Their view is that, "the fraudulent no proposed by the government is essentially a yes vote for the SYRIZA memorandum"—believing the government's negotiating proposals to be near identical to those of their creditors.

So yes, North America is essentially uranium-independent.

Earth told me that the goal of the site is not to "shape behavior," and that, even if it were, proscription would be the wrong approach: "If you say no to one drug, you're essentially saying yes to all the others".